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What ethnicity is Julia Louis-Dreyfus?
German, Mexican, English, French, Scottish, French Jewish, Northern Irish (Scots-Irish)
What gas is around the earth?
That is called atmosphere.That is called atmosphere.That is called atmosphere.That is called atmosphere.
Strathcona cup medal 1912?
The Strathcona Cup was presented in 1909 by Sir Donald Smith, Lord Strathcona, to recognize the winner of a curling tour between Canada and Scotland. The first tour was held in 1903 when Scotland sent a group of curlers to tour Canada and the northern United States. In 1909 the Canadians mounted a return tour to Scotland and this is when Lord Strathcona offered the trophy to commemorate the winning side. The Scots' second tour to Canada was held in 1912. This event continues today on a five year alternate tour schedule. The Scots last toured Canada in 2003, the 100th anniversary of the first Scottish curling tour. The next competition will be held in 2009 when Canada sends a group of curlers to tour Scotland marking the 100th anniversary of the first Canadian tour to Scotland. Each time the competition is held, the touring side produces a commemorative pin or badge to be presented to their opponents during their tour. The 1912 medal would be a curling pin from the 1912 Scottish tour to Canada. The story of the 2003 Scots' tour of Canada may be found here: http://www.ccct2003.fsnet.co.uk/ The upcoming (January 2009) Centennial Tour of Canadians curling in Scotland is here:
What is a half a pyramid called?
It is called a frustum.
What are African houses called?
They are called banco.
What are the poles called that the Scots throw?
The pole that Scots throw is called a "caber."
What is a group of Scots called?
An extended family group of Scots is called a "Clan".
What are Scottish people called?
They are called Scots or Scottish.
Why are the Scots called the Scots?
Scotland was named after the Scotti tribe from Ireland who settled in southwest Scotland. People from Scotland can either be called Scottish or Scots.
What are grandparents called in Scots?
In Scots, grandparents are often called "grannies" and "grampas" or "gran" and "granda."
What did Mary queen of Scots call her baby boy?
Mary Queen Of Scots Actually Called Him James.
What were ancient Scots called?
Picts and Scotti's
What are people from Scotland called?
People in Edinburgh are referred to as Edinburghers.
What was Mary Queen of Scots husband called?
Phillip of Spain
What is April fool's called in Scotland?
Aptil Fool's day is called Hunty Gowk in Scots.
What does maunna mean in Scottish?
It means 'must not' in the dialect of English called 'Scots'.
What does Scots wae'hae mean?
Literally "Scots we have", so basically it means "we are Scots" Answer. Scots who have
